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. 2018 May 3;10(5):236. doi: 10.3390/v10050236

Table 2.

Ranking of MVH residues showing strongly attractive interactions with the three receptors. (a) SLAM; (b) Nectin-4; (c) CD46.

Rank (a) SLAM (Chain B in PDB Code 3ALZ)
MVH Amino Acid (a.a.) Position (1) IFIE Sum (2) with the Receptor Receptor a.a. with the Highest (1st) Affinity (3) IFIE-1st (4) with the Receptor a.a. IFIE-1st/IFIE Sum Ratio (5)
(kcal/mol) (kcal/mol)
1 Asp507(−) −133.2 Lys77(+) −80.0 60%
2 Asp505(−) −107.7 Lys77(+) −106.3 99%
3 Arg533(+) −80.5 Glu123(−) −122.0 152%
4 Arg556(+) −74.2 Glu123(−) −45.7 62%
5 Asp530(−) −67.6 Lys77(+) −66.4 98%
6 Glu503(−) −53.4 Lys77(+) −48.0 90%
7 Arg195(+) −36.7 Ser127 −24.9 68%
8 Thr193(*) −32.6 Arg130(+) −15.3 47%
9 Phe552(*) −18.6 Glu 75(−) −9.2 49%
10 Tyr551(*) −18.0 Arg130(+) −17.8 99%
11 Tyr553(*) −14.1 Ser 127 −7.2 51%
12 Ser532(*) −13.1 Ser 80 −4.8 37%
13 Phe483(*) −12.3 Asn72 −11.8 96%
14 Gly196(*) −9.3 Ser 127 −11.7 126%
15 Pro554 −8.9 Glu123(−) −9.9 111%
16 Tyr541(*) −8.6 Glu 75(−) −6.3 73%
17 Thr192(*) −7.5 Phe 131 −14.2 189%
18 Ile194(*) −7.3 Gln129 −8.5 116%
19 Val534(*) −6.0 Asp82(−) −4.7 78%
20 Tyr543(*) −5.1 Ser73 −3.2 63%
Rank (b) Nectin-4 (Chain B in PDB Code 4JGT)
1 Arg547(+) −46.4 Glu2(−) −42.1 91%
2 Ser550(*) −29.5 Asp26(−) −25.8 87%
3 Gln391 −27.5 Tyr55 −24.4 89%
4 Tyr543(*) −16.8 Gly104 −5.8 35%
5 Thr392(*) −16.8 Lys 54(+) −18.3 109%
6 Leu500(*) −11.7 Lys 54(+) −6.3 54%
7 Leu464(*) −10.9 Thr100 −6.1 56%
8 Phe483(*) −10.0 Ser105 −5.3 53%
9 Gly506(*) −9.3 Gln 30 −9.3 100%
10 Ser548(*) −9.1 Glu2(−) −10.2 112%
11 Gly465(*) −7.1 Ala 103 −11.7 165%
12 Gly388(*) −6.3 Tyr 55 −4.6 73%
13 Tyr499(*) −5.9 Lys 54(+) −5.6 95%
14 Tyr524(*) −3.9 Gly 104 −2.9 74%
15 Lys460(+) −3.1 Phe101 −3.1 100%
16 Val485(*) −2.3 Gln33 −1.6 70%
17 Pro486 −2.1 Gln 33 −1.7 81%
18 Ala463(*) −1.9 Phe 101 −1.9 100%
19 Pro458 −1.9 Ala103 −2.0 105%
20 Ile390(*) −1.1 Lys 54(+) −1.1 100%
Rank (c) CD46 (Chain D in PDB Code 3INB)
1 Lys477(+) −66.2 Asp70(−) −67.4 102%
2 Glu503(−) −36.1 Ala41 −23.3 65%
3 Gly546(*) −33.7 Glu63(−) −27.2 81%
4 Lys488(+) −29.6 Gly81 −29.9 101%
5 Tyr481(*) −22.1 Pro66 −14.5 66%
6 Glu471(−) −17.9 Arg69(+) −51.4 287%
7 His448 −14.2 Arg69(+) −10.0 70%
8 Pro501 −7.3 Asp58(−) −5.6 77%
9 Phe483(*) −6.6 Tyr 61 −3.7 56%
10 Pro486 −6.4 Thr 82 −4.0 63%
11 Tyr543(*) −6.3 Ile37 −15.5 246%
12 Arg547(+) −6.3 Glu63(−) −45.4 721%
13 Thr498(*) −6.2 Tyr 61 −6.2 100%
14 Val485(*) −4.3 Arg62(+) −4.5 105%
15 Tyr541(*) −4.3 Pro38 −1.7 40%
16 His495 −3.6 Thr 82 −4.2 117%
17 Val451(*) −3.4 Tyr 67 −1.8 53%
18 Pro545 −3.3 Glu63(−) −1.9 58%
19 Thr469(*) −2.2 Tyr 67 −2.2 100%
20 Leu462(*) −2.1 Pro39 −1.5 71%

(1) “MVH amino acid (a.a.) position” shows amino acid residues of MVH and their sequence number with electric charge (+ or −) or hydrophobicity (*) in the parentheses. Ranking of the MVH a.a. is descending from the highest (most attractive) IFIE value on the top to the lower IFIE values downward; (2) “IFIE sum” is the summation of the IFIE values with the residues of the receptor located within the pair distance of 5 Å; (3) “Receptor a.a. with the highest (1st) affinity” indicates the most attractive amino-acid residue of the receptor to the corresponding MVH residue on the same line. Its position is shown as the sequence number with its electric charge (+ or −) in the parentheses; (4) “IFIE-1st” is the IFIE between the designated MVH a.a. and the receptor a.a. with the highest (1st) affinity; (5) Contribution of the receptor a.a. with the highest (1st) affinity to the IFIE sum of the single MVH residue and the receptor residues was evaluated as a ratio between the IFIE-1st and the IFIE sum.